Nigeria
All Progressives Congress
Big tent / reformist conservatism
Nigeria’s governing party since 2015. Campaigns on security, infrastructure and economic reform, and removed the long-standing fuel subsidy and multiple exchange rate system in 2023.
- Founded
- 2013
- Positions as of
- 2023 presidential election manifesto
- Last verified
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What does it believe?
Wealth and inequality
Removed the petrol subsidy and unified the exchange rate in 2023, the largest liberalisation in a generation.
Nation and the world
Campaigns on internal security against insurgency and banditry as its central commitment.
02
Where it sits on each dimension
Wealth and inequality
62
RedistributionMarket outcomes
Evidence: Well documented
The state in the economy
58
Active stateLimited state
Evidence: Documented
Personal liberty
38
Collective orderIndividual freedom
Evidence: Documented
Nation and the world
78
InternationalistNationalist
Evidence: Well documented
Religion and the state
60
Secular stateReligion in public life
Evidence: Documented
Power and its limits
45
Concentrated authorityChecks and pluralism
Evidence: Documented
Sources
Sources are prioritised in this order: official manifestos, official party documents, parliamentary records, academic research, then high-quality reporting.
- Renewed Hope 2023: Action Plan for a Better Nigeria · All Progressives Congress · 2023
- Constitution of the All Progressives Congress · All Progressives Congress